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Hikker HP-5 Anti-Shock Hiking Pole, 2-Pack, Anti Shock Hiking/Walking/Trekking Trail Poles - 1 Pair with Compass & Thermometer

Brand: Hikker

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Brand	Hikker
Material	Aluminum
Color	HP5
Shaft Material	Aluminum
Extended Length	55 Inches

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3-section Light-weight Aluminum Pole Extendible from 27 to 55 Inches
Including 2 poles
Wrist-strap with Thermometer & Compass
Cork Handle & Anti-shcok
Wearproof carbide tip with snow disk included

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material	Aluminum	Wood, Brass	Aluminum	Carbon Fiber	Aluminum	Carbon Fiber
folded size	—	3 Fold	26.5 inches	35cm	24.5	26
extended length	55 inches	36 inches	53.25 inches	135 centimeters	54 inches	54 inches
weight	13 ounces	—	1.5 pounds	460 grams	1.21 pounds	0.5 pounds
maximum height	55 inches	37 inches	53.25 inches	135 centimeters	54 inches	54 inches
handle material	Rubber, Aluminum, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate	Brass	Thermoplastic Elastomers	Ethylene Vinyl Acetate	Cork	Cork
shaft material	Aluminum	Wood	Aluminum	Carbon Fiber	Aluminum	Carbon Fiber
base material	Rubber	Rubber	Rubber	—	Rubber	Rubber

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Brand

Hikker

Material

Aluminum

Color

HP5

Shaft Material

Aluminum

Extended Length

55 Inches

Handle Material

Rubber, Aluminum, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate

Item Weight

13 Ounces

Maximum Height Recommendation

55 Inches

Lock Type

Twist

Base Material

Rubber

Product Dimensions

27 x 2 x 4 inches

Item Weight

13 ounces

ASIN

B00389XY94

Item model number

HP-5

Customer Reviews

4.1 434 ratings

4.1 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#569,812 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
#710 in Trekking Poles

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

February 27, 2010

Manufacturer

Hikker

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Product Description

HP5 is a perfect companion for your weekend hiking trips. It has a comfortable cork handle with nylon strap and a small EVA grip for use when the stick is folded. The telescopic stick is made of 3 strong aluminum alloy sections and can be adjusted to a desired height between 55" and 27 1/2".
It also has spring-loaded anti-shock mechanism inside which can be turned on/off with a twist between the two sections.
The poles extend by turn locking system and each pole has measuring on the middle section for easy adjustment to your preferred height on every trip. They also have a durable steel tip hidden under the rubber foot at the bottom for trekking on more rocky and uneven terrain. Each pole also come with an optional snow disk for year round enjoyment OR for use on softer ground coverings so the poles won't sink. Each stick contains an anti shock spring located in the upper section of each pole for more comfortable walking. They also have very comfortable soft plastic grips with attached wrist straps. There is also a very soft foam grip located just below the standard grip for use when pole is in the collapsed position for easier more comfortable carrying.
At the bottom end of the stick, a carbide tip hidden inside the rubber end cap. A snow disc is included for use on loose top soil or muddy road. Include a liquid filled mini compass and a thermometer.

Caution: To lock or unlock the pole, twist the rod to do it, Not to turn the black rings.
Specifications:
Poles extend from 27.5" to 55" (approx.)
Poles come with one rubber tip each
Comes with snow disk for hiking on softer surfaces
Compass & Thermometer
Anti-shock spring in pole to lessen impact
Snow disk to prevent pole from sinking in soft surfaces
Twist locking system
Wrist straps for added support
Great for regular walks, leisurely hiking or adventurous treks

Customer reviews

4.1 out of 5

434 global ratings

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Customers say

Customers like the quality, value, adjustability, comfort and shock absorption of the walking stick. For example, they mention it works great, it's inexpensive, lightweight and worth the weight. That said, opinions are mixed on ease of use, compass and stability.

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246 customers mention180 positive66 negative

Customers like the quality of the walking stick. They say it works well, is easy to adjust, and is a great starter pole. Some customers also mention that the poles hold up beautifully over 4 days of strenuous hiking.

"...The poles are great, easy to adjust the height. Lightweight, yet durable enough to support my weight. Another reviewer mentioned a corky odor...." Read more

"...Other than an occasional scratch off the paint, the pole stood up well (even the bottom "plug/almost-rubber thingy" at end of the pole)...." Read more

"...After hiking with these, I can say that having poles is a good thing, especially with a pack and on steep descents...." Read more

"...They were bent but I was able to telescope them back into themselves without much effort and then I gently unbent them at the points they were bent...." Read more

141 customers mention121 positive20 negative

Customers like the value of the walking stick. They say it's inexpensive, lightweight, and good for easy trails. Some say that the money they spent was reasonable.

"...my first pair so I can't compare them to another brand, but they are light and the cork handle is comfortable and makes for a good grip...." Read more

"...The poles are great, easy to adjust the height. Lightweight, yet durable enough to support my weight. Another reviewer mentioned a corky odor...." Read more

"...Ok for the price, but now that I know I like hiking with poles, I'm going to pay-up for some better ones." Read more

"...Excellent value!Update: Took these poles out for 4 days at Zion and Bryce - no problems at all...." Read more

67 customers mention57 positive10 negative

Customers like the adjustability of the walking stick. They mention that it is easy to adjust longer or shorter based on how the trail was, has comfortable handles, and the rubber bases screw on. They are also pleased with how quickly the poles are adjusted to their height. Customers also mention that the pole is very easy to adapt to climbing and descending, with adjustable nylon straps and foam cushioning.

"...Easy height adjustment. I'm not sure why I need two sets of compass and thermometer (they're both on each strap)...." Read more

"...The poles are great, easy to adjust the height. Lightweight, yet durable enough to support my weight. Another reviewer mentioned a corky odor...." Read more

"...Lengthening or shortening pole was easy and quick, and the grip was sturdy...." Read more

"...My mom also uses them, as they are adjustable. The only reason I did not give it a 5th star was the lack of instructions in the box...." Read more

49 customers mention43 positive6 negative

Customers like the comfort of the walking stick. They mention that the hand grips are comfortable, the wrist slings are large enough but not too large, and the cork handles feel comfortable. The nylon material has not rubbed their wrists or created any marks, and it's sturdy.

"...On my 1st hike with them them were comfortable and did a great job for hiking, but then an emergency happened that would test these poles...." Read more

"...compare them to another brand, but they are light and the cork handle is comfortable and makes for a good grip. Easy height adjustment...." Read more

"...Lengthening or shortening pole was easy and quick, and the grip was sturdy...." Read more

"...The nylon material has not rubbed my wrists or created any marks, so the straps themselves are decent. Are they as good as more expensive poles?..." Read more

31 customers mention22 positive9 negative

Customers like the shock absorption of the walking stick. They say the anti-shock feature is great, and the handles are comfortable. They also say the springs give them extra shock absorptiom, and that they take some of the shock out of walking.

"I bought these poles based on price and that they had the anti-shock option...." Read more

"...The anti-shock system seemed liked it made a difference over rough, unstable terrain. Giving me help uphill and saving my knees going downhill...." Read more

"...enough that the pole will start telescoping, but the shock-absorbing spring seizes up when the sections are not locked...." Read more

"...Outstanding service. The anti-shock feature is great, and hiking with poles increases my cardio workout by 20% to 25%...." Read more

37 customers mention21 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the walking stick. Some mention it's really easy to use, easy to set up, and makes hiking Utah's Might Five enjoyable and easier. However, others say that there were no directions or anything else in the box. They also say that the poles didn't come with a manual and that there are no directions saying what length you should set them for.

"...the compass and thermometer was surprisingly useful as they were readily accesible...." Read more

"...The only reason I did not give it a 5th star was the lack of instructions in the box. Great purchase!!!" Read more

"...to disassemble it to get it to fit in my checked luggage, but reassembling was easy...." Read more

"...There are no instructions as other reviewers have stated but it's not a very difficult product...." Read more

34 customers mention18 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the compass. Some mention that the cmaps and thermometer are surprisingly useful and cute features. Others say that the features are a gimmick and completely useless.

"...Furthermore the compass and thermometer was surprisingly useful as they were readily accesible...." Read more

"...the compasses that do not tell direction and the temperature gauges that I have found useless (I am not quite sure why I haven't ripped them off yet)..." Read more

"...attached to the handle strap is very accurate, but the small compass is accurate...." Read more

"...Oh, as an aside, the compasses are useless and the thermometers are beyond useless. Toss 'em and these poles are still a good deal." Read more

34 customers mention15 positive19 negative

Customers are mixed about the stability of the walking stick. Some mention that it makes it easier to walk and keep balance, and it saves them from a few slips. However, others say that it slips, is difficult to adjust, and constantly slips in and out of the fully-locked position.

"...is that after you twist the sections to lock them in place, the poles will slip out of that fully-locked position after some rocky terrain...." Read more

"...decline into a creek; during all these challenges, these poles kept me safe. It was a wise choice and I really owe a lot to them...." Read more

"...The only complaint I have is that the grip is not great. My husband ended up with a blister from the friction of using the pole and sweat...." Read more

"...They helped get up the hills and keep from sliding down the hills...." Read more

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Dan R. Beaulieu

Wow Strong Poles, Great Product, Great Price!

Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2012

Color: HP5Verified Purchase

I bought these poles based on price and that they had the anti-shock option. On my 1st hike with them them were comfortable and did a great job for hiking, but then an emergency happened that would test these poles. We went hiking in a remote preserve and my friend brought his dogs. It was very steep and grueling hike especially after one of the dogs collapsed from heat exhaustion. It was evident that if we did not get this dog to the creek and cool him down he would die. We happened to have a sleeping bag in his pack and we used the Hiking poles to create a litter, we carried the 100 lb dog on this litter to the creek and cooled him off. We then had to carry him up and out of the canyon to the truck, there were 4 of us holding the ends of the poles with the dog in the center the poles and they were starting to bend and I thought for sure they would break, an hour later we were able to get the dog into the truck and then drive like madmen to the vet, where he made a full recovery. The next day I looked at the poles expecting to just throw them away. They were bent but I was able to telescope them back into themselves without much effort and then I gently unbent them at the points they were bent. So great product in this day of throw away gear.

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Donga

These are good poles at a very reasonable price

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2015

Color: HP5Verified Purchase

These are good poles at a very reasonable price. They are my first pair so I can't compare them to another brand, but they are light and the cork handle is comfortable and makes for a good grip. Easy height adjustment. I'm not sure why I need two sets of compass and thermometer (they're both on each strap). I'd give a pair to a friend but I'm fairly certain if I pull the strap out to remove them I'll never get it back in and around the stay so I'm stuck with both sets. Also, no matter how tight I get the baskets screwed on (the optional snow guards) they loosen so I had to duct tape them secure. I would recommend to a friend who wants to save a few bucks.

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Maggie

Why would anyone purchase a more expensive set?

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2012

Color: HP5Verified Purchase

The poles arrived within a couple of days of placing the order.

I often hike off the beaten path and one of my ankles tends to turn inward and trip me on a regular basis. I feel so much safer with this pole (I only feel the need to use one).

Muddy, wet, leafy surfaces are not an issue. I especially like using it on hikes where there are steps, it's just like having a portable banister. (I'm training to hike the 3250 steps of Mt. Sinai in May).

The poles are great, easy to adjust the height. Lightweight, yet durable enough to support my weight. Another reviewer mentioned a corky odor. I don't think I would have noticed any odor if not for the review, and it is only if I hold the handle up to my nose and sniff that I smell cork.

I cannot comment on the thermometer or the compass, as my eyesight is too poor...but neither is of any importance to me.

The only negative is there were no instructions on how to adjust them. My nephew, while playing with them, managed to take one apart. I had to figure out how to reattach on my own...I worried I might break a spring, but was able to put it back together with any damage.

I would highly recommend this product. I can't imagine what a hundred dollar set could do that these don't.

I used it while touring Petra and a old Bedouin came up to me an asked to trade a necklace he made for it. I didn't want to give it up, but who can refuse a bartering Bedouin?

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LuccaisaCat

Great pole for beginner use! Great support for my 185lbs dad!

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2013

Color: HP5Verified Purchase

I bought this for my dad, who had never hiked before (at 5' 3" & 185lbs, climbing 5 flights was tough for him). Arrived quickly and in good condition. As we were going to backpack through Sri Lanka, we decided to lighten our load and travel with only one pole rather than the pair. While climbing Sigiriya mountain and a few other hilly and rocky terrains nearby, this amazing singular pole did wonders to prop my dad's knees and thighs. Lengthening or shortening pole was easy and quick, and the grip was sturdy. Even in humid weather and sweaty palms, my father's hand did not slip nor did he complain of strap discomfort. The compass and temp reader worked rather well for us, though we did not have use for it. The pole was strapped to the outside of my backpack throughout the 8 days jaunt through Sri Lanka, bumping about buses trains and crazy tuk tuks. Other than an occasional scratch off the paint, the pole stood up well (even the bottom "plug/almost-rubber thingy" at end of the pole). I'll say this is a good buy for someone looking for a simple set that can hold up well. And the pair looks like it could last another 4-5 heady climbs! We're giving it 5 stars as we've had no comparison whatsoever.... but the fact that one pole can hold up my 185lbs dad, it's a fantastic pole!

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EricVA

Ok for the price.

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2014

Color: HP5Verified Purchase

Just used these on a two-day hike, about 14 miles over pretty rough terrain and lots of elevation gain/loss. I bought these because I've never used hiking poles before and I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something that might not work out for me in general. After hiking with these, I can say that having poles is a good thing, especially with a pack and on steep descents. However, these poles are a bit rickety and not as well-built as more expensive poles. The handles do look like cork but are in fact a synthetic rubber material, and they are not as comfortable as real cork. The other annoyance is that after you twist the sections to lock them in place, the poles will slip out of that fully-locked position after some rocky terrain. The slip is not severe enough that the pole will start telescoping, but the shock-absorbing spring seizes up when the sections are not locked. So every few hundred feet, I had to twist the second section back into its locked position. Ok for the price, but now that I know I like hiking with poles, I'm going to pay-up for some better ones.

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